This month, Per Diem features haiku selected by Dave Read that explores the complex relationship between parents and their children. As most parents would know, it can be a roller-coaster ride during which every imaginable emotion is experienced or endured. For that reason, … [Read more...]
Per Diem for April 2019: Punjabi Language Haiku
This month, Arvinder Kaur introduces us to the world of Punjabi haiku. Collected and translated by Kaur herself, this is a wide ranging and modern selection that gives us a taste of yet another current in the ever-expanding pond of world haiku. Punjabi Haiku Punjabi … [Read more...]
Per Diem for February 2019: Haiku Written in the Languages of Iberia
In the month of February, Per Diem:Daily Haiku will feature haiku in the languages of the Iberian Peninsula. The collection, arranged and translated into English by Danny Blackwell, features haiku in Spanish and Portuguese as well as Basque, Catalan, and Galician. Most of the poems originate from … [Read more...]
Per Diem: Daily Haiku for December 2018: Colour
December’s guest-editor, Shloka Shankar, has selected 31 poems on the theme “Colour.” This is what Shloka offers by way of an introduction to her theme: Wassily Kandinsky noted, “Color is a power which directly influences the soul.” Can you imagine a world without colour? Modern haiku would be … [Read more...]
Per Diem for November 2018: Ravens and Crows
Per Diem: Daily Haiku for November features Silvia Kempen’s collection on “Ravens and Crows.” Silvia says that through her selections she aims to highlight corvid being: the inventiveness and adaptability of these birds, with some species being able to recognise themselves in the mirror, even … [Read more...]
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